... ME;MBEBS RrFTURNED. Abingdon-John Mabarley, Esq. Arundel-Lord D C Stuart soid Alderman John Atkins Amersham-T T Drake and W T Drake, Esquires Aldborough-C J F Clinton and Al T Sadiler, Esquires Andover-H A W Fellowes and B Etwall, Esqmires Brackley-R H Bradshaw, Esq. and Capt. lanmes Bradshaw Bletchingley-Charles Tennyson, E1sq. and Hon. G Ponsonby Bcdtord (Borough) IV H WYhithread and F. ...

... 1.,- ?? n.,gt1 1 X tt8.' ?? : Jr FRANCE. . ALiA5 flAidAKNCB8 AAT L: ow ?? Paris journals of S~atiaday.'ati~j't^tghasterious disturbances had broken out at ?? in the kingdom, and some of the writers Rwtate tintbt th'ins~i~tton threatened to extend itself through Ithe',wh'tld o~thiii4 mi O The-carses of the commotion were saidto he be Ays is known to be the chief manufacturing o*4w nniir B ...

... SATURDAY, DECEM1BER 17, 1S31. Trim NEw 1REFOant BILt..-O.1 .lo'idiy last, Lord Tohn Russell brought forward ?? new Rletorni lill,-uor rather the old Bill in an amended shape. From the cur- sory exposition which he furnished of its several altera- tions and provisions, it appears to be so nearly allied to the last, both in 'principle and in tenour, that its efficacy in practice will, we doubt ...

... rrc0ponbcmce. REMOVAL OF NOXIOUS EFFLUVIA. To the Editor of ite Prcsion Clhronicle. Sost, Having observed in your Chronicle last week, a statement of Dr. Smith's method of disinfecting ships tor which our liberal legislature paid so dearly, may I beg to suggest to the public the substitution of one which is now universally admitted to be much more efficient. 'The only possible effcct that ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1831. TuE Rcronn BILL..-The fact, which was pretty ob- vious from the first division upon this bill, has become manifest to every body, that no reform can be effected through the instrumentality of the members now consti- tuting the lower house of parliament. Still, however, this bill, in all its material parts, must finally pass into a law. The nation has decreed it, and ...

... NOTICE.S ON TUE, RFOunr B3ILL. Iw. The Catholics in both Houses of Parliament voted for the Bill, with the exception of one member in each House, -namely, Lord Arundel in the Lords', and Sir T. Con- stable in the Commons. HARD TO PLPAsE-There is no satisfying some peo- ple. The Merning Post p6ints to the disturbances at Nottingham and Derby as a foretaste-of what would follow on the passing of ...

... Poreipu Entelliettre. THE POLISH WAR. (Front the Finies of Tinesdar, May IO.) Papers and letters from Warsaw of the 28Lh tilt., draw a fright- ful picture of the horrors of the Polish war. The troops on both sides are described as in constant motion and frequent action. Great numbers fall by the swo d, but more become sacrifices to fatigue, the inclemency of the weather, want of a shelter, or ...

... Ivoteotir latorellanin abide byn lf'a* -An jwb -ftycr Iiolamati' to that they tookthat' step;-for the proclamation had not then reached-Birmingham. The lava' upon the subject was laid fully before the meeting by Mr. Parkas, who gave a brief abstract of associations, of their well-tried utility in. effecting all the useful changes which the constitution had undergone, and of the advantages ...

... SATURDAY, MARCH5,.1831. FOREIGN.-The Congress of Belgium having failed in their object of gaining a close alliance with France, by the installation of the Duke of Nemours, have proceeded to nominate a Regent to exercise the higher functions of the government. The person they have fixed upon is M. Surlet de Chokier. This expedient is no doubt resorted to as a temporary measure, for it is now ...

... . FIRES IN FACTORIES. To the Editor of the Preston Chrzoniclc. Sin, About a month ago, a letter appeared in the column of the Chronicle, signed T. Waterhouse, in which he proposes the em. ploymcnt of steam in a very ingenious manner, for extinguish. ing fires in factories. From previous kn6wledge of his abilities, I was induced to think his invention might succeed, and was in hopes that fires ...

... _ pTSCRI.T 4) iJ)d~ Tlairsday, Jtely 28. B3ATTLE4 BFTWERN THE RUSSTANS AND T lit POLES. A second edition of the $totndard contains the following account, dated Warsaw. July ItS:_ 1 On thie 14th Gen. Chrztnowslki was attacked by Undiger's corps on this side of Winsk, five miles from Warsaw. The Russians were obliged to retreat, followed up by the Poles: the loss to the tussians was in killed ...

... soreton faiosellaity. FRANCE. The Paris papers of Saturday last announce that the discussion upon the subject of the explanation demanded from ministers in regard to their foreign policy, terminated satisfactorily, for the moment at least, to the repose of France, inasmuch as there will not at present be any change of ministry. The following was the decision -- The Chamber, satisfied with the ...